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Title Article Summary
Active voting marks election of class heads; Burch, Lytle tie in race for senior presidency; Vinall heads juniors Roster of class officers.
Plans made for three day Homecoming program Schedule of tentative plans.
President Latham is appointed on N. E. A. finance committee Committee concerned with public financing of education.
Broadway hit due here Nov. 2; 'Three Cornered Moon" to be given by drama department Hazel Strayer will direct; Stan Wood will be in charge of technical production.
Leader is sought for Tutor Ticklers
Frats pledge seventy-two List of pledges.
Girls' intramural sports meeting set for Tuesday Will include tennis, golf, and field hockey.
Professor Lynch to judge at speaking contest October 3rd To be held in Waterloo.
First all-college social dance in Commons to take place tonight; Student Council suggests dancers attend in couples First time that all facilities in the Commons will be available for a dance.
Announce Glee Club members; majority of candidates are recruited by women's organizations About three hundred students will participate in the glee clubs.
Are you a pedigreed student? 'Scholarship Heritage' helps; George C. Robinson keeps records of 3,000 students Professor Robinson keeps a card for each student in his class; believes that his system and personal conferences help make his classes better.
Ted Adams to edit Homecoming booklet
Blue Key will initiate pledges; banquet will be held in Commons building October 12 Brief profiles of six new initiates.
Manship to head interfrat council Roster of Interfraternity Council officers and sponsors.
Home Economics Student clubs to meet here Oct. 7 State conference to be held on campus.
Campus leaders dinner to be a major event; social education leader is featured speaker October 3 Thyrus W. Amos will speak; program for the dinner.
Plan sidewalks, driveways and hockey field Area around Commons will be landscaped and sidewalks and drives will be constructed; parking lot north of Training School will be cleaned up and seeded.
Library staff plans exhibition of prints in coming weeks Library has about three thousand unframed and five hundred framed prints.
Publications to arrange banquet Opportunity for students to become acquainted with publications staff.